secretiveness

Richard had the sufficiency of the cat, John the dependence of a dog; John had the cat's secretiveness, Richard the dog's dash.

There has always been an air of mystery and secretiveness about him.

In some the supreme necessity for self-ventilation interested her; in others, secretiveness hermetically sealed fascinated her.

Now Mrs. Aiken had two or three or four or five faults, but secretiveness was not among them.

And if Upjelly's mouth revealed anything, it was secretiveness, while there was a curious Chinese insensitiveness about it.

This servant of his was a Russian, to whom he had been introduced by Vola, and he was a character for fidelity and secretiveness.

Mr. Prohack might well have asked; but he was too loyal to her to betray her secretiveness by such a question.

A train of mice, in the strictest incognito, could not have performed these operations with a greater amount of secretiveness.

In his heart he resented Hiram's masterfulness and his secretiveness.

Do you really want to know the cause of that 'secretiveness, and reserve'?